Brain, Neck & Spine

Concussions occur as result of head injuries.  Computed Tomography scans, commonly known as CT scans are sometimes ordered to evaluate patients after a concussion.   In this article, we will…

Dural venous sinuses, often referred to as venous channels, are blood vessels located between the layers of the protective dura mater that encases the brain. These sinuses are unique, as…

Vasogenic edema is a medical condition that involves the accumulation of fluid in the brain’s extracellular spaces. In simpler terms, it’s when excess fluid leaks from the blood vessels into…

When it comes to head injuries, subdural and epidural hematomas are two conditions that can be quite concerning. Both involve bleeding within the skull, but they have distinct differences, particularly…

Back pain can be a perplexing issue, often caused by underlying factors like the Disc Osteophyte Complex. This condition not only brings discomfort but also leaves a distinctive mark on…

A fractured jaw can be a painful and distressing experience. It’s important to understand the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options to ensure a swift and effective recovery. In this article,…

A deviated nasal septum is a common condition that affects many individuals. When it comes to diagnosing and understanding this condition, CT scans play a crucial role. In this article,…

Orbital fractures are often diagnosed on imaging tests like X-rays and CTs.  Orbital fractures occur as a result of direct blunt trauma to the eye.  Fractures can be complicated and…

Retrolisthesis involves an alignment problem in the spine.  A spinal vertebra moves back in relation to the one next to it.  This can be diagnosed on imaging studies of the…

Crohn’s disease is a chronic inflammatory disease of the digestive tract that can involve from mouth to anus.  The exact cause of Crohn’s is unknown.   CT imaging of Crohn’s…